Did my NFA Trust thru Quicken and have had it for years with no problems.
I also have a number of large family trust's that I oversee but we set those up with a raft of lawyers. So same advice. For NFA Quicken is fine, & real assets go a lawyer that specializes in it.
I agree though first time I drew up my NFA Trust I thought, this is just too easy. It is continually accepted as long as there as no changes in state law that would require a change to the trust. Which is something not exactly common.
Last edited by Sigmax; 05-10-11 at 21:28.
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